[ SECRET POST #2504 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2504 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Facebook and Google

[badass_tiger]

Wait, what? I did NOT know that there were stories about employers demanding FB passwords. Is that even legal?

Re: Facebook and Google

[crazed_delusion]

I think there was a lawsuit that ruled it was illegal for them to ask for it.

Actually nope nvmd that got blocked so yeah the technically still can in the US at least

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/21/cispa-amendment-facebook-passwords-blocked_n_3128507.html

Re: Facebook and Google

[(Anonymous)]

It's been outlawed in some states, though.

Re: Facebook and Google

[crazed_delusion]

Oh has it? Well that is good to know. It really should be, that is very much crossing the line of privacy.

Re: Facebook and Google

[hlagol]

no it is not.

but if you tell them that in the interview, you aren't getting the job, and by the time you take anyone to court (which lets be real, you probs won't) it's all kind of a moot point.

(My HR mother has sucked all workplace optimism out of me)